We round up trends from across the globe that had us scratching our heads.
The University of Pretoria deploys the technology to predict outbreaks and identify factors that allow mosquitos to breed and thrive.
The country beats Nigeria and Kenya as the most mature market, although triple-play services still lag, says Frost & Sullivan.
Resellers will be able to conduct all their Avaya training needs through the Westcon-Comstor's learning academy.
Nearly 50% of all wearables and almost all VR will be using gesture technologies by 2021, says Juniper.
For both marketing and the contact centre, the social platform is the ideal stage to enhance customer engagement, says Ocular Technologies.
Johnson & Johnson invites participants to come up with novel ideas that focus on critical health solutions.
SA's Inter-University Institute for Data-Intensive Astronomy becomes the first African institute to launch a cloud-based data centre.
The new releases of VMware vSphere, VMware Virtual SAN and VMware vRealize Automation all introduce support for containers.
The service includes user management, on-boarding, full analytics stack and the ability to limit data usage on the Cradlepoint hardware platform.
African countries need to build home-grown cyber security capabilities to correctly determine if they are secure or not, says the CSIR.
Banks need to prioritise where to spend IT security money to get the best result, says BankservAfrica.